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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. 3 (speeiai)-Therc were left ovor in
the pens at stock yards last night
10 900 hoga even after the packers and ship
pers hal been liberal buyers This was the first surprise
for the bulls The estimates made yesterday for to-
DAYS receipts Of hogs we're 10000 but over looV
head had arrived before O'Clock. Besides these
up.,pecte.Ily big arr,a tho quality was sa'l
10 be better Among Ssonss IL II getting to he gen
orally believed the shortage In hogs has after ALL been
NOR, Imaginary Than real II In apparent that, as TIC
killing up to to-day for the country Is only $4,000
short Of last year. stopped someshere else ana
OtlcTt ~ aipafenttho n'ts
unnry this year been exceptionally active hhu
ha, and sailed many hogs hat tIr chicago
men go the erroneous Lica that because tho hDSb uh hV
reach Chicago they not III cIistcnoe -. x..-.-,s
the session between - q ana Ho' u ton
til. latter for only instant The weak ness eosos
Tie the cicarance- at III. ssuoAtu
are smaller week than last by 100000 hnshels anu no
will show another largo Increase" concerning
this disappointment tho clcarancc-. the eipO'is
contend thar IS dino altogether 70 the zee tTpc IN
the Noa York aud Baltimore slp+ IL TINS ~ u uc,
and di, patches from the nghteraga men CONFIRM
IN any day next week Ia likely tn see very Nso
clearance that would advance this market 10 VIZ
point whence declined IL likely "a prove that wheat VII
ieep within range OF three four cents for lnohn OF
IL patiently held viii prOnt OF few cents anu
wheat sold AT h7dss will Ia the same way $40" pio'
with inc Xercse patience. Those VINO Ekc '"
view Of the market agree that There are Two hnucnocs
big exports tend all Tie while TO An aivahco
ana the Internationally big supplies arc once IN VIM" ~
tho bulls tannot Prevent decline"
pits altogether without special feature
shorts have covered good deal Of wheat Corn Was u"
within "A range.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoGRr CTIaBEIs-Befors Lawrence. mos.
IL ~, 30 los, iW 05 loo. l07 100 1873 lso 1872 l83
Ia 10 5si ls2 %, lso ise ics ~" isi iss ~ 5sf
254 26 262 2G3 2ei 265 2G6 2G 2es 269 All 27s 21s
2s0.
srpREAK CouRr-GEsERIL TRsM-Boforo Van Brunt r. J.
Brady and Daniels JJ.,Nos s5 i4S $50 ~ lSS, ~,
las. 1874. 40, 176. IFS. i70
suPREMK CouEI-srKcAL TERN-PAgr I.-Bcto 70 Pattor.
JNos 2o% 2t5 247 2<a 2t9 2b2 26A q6e lo4, s7i,
llOA 1851, A76 24o. 7s2 0JO 53e 5Sa 1 49, H.
rRKNE CouRT-srEcIAL TKRH-PAhI ii.-Before Inyra-
ham, JNoa 1897 l028. 99j 1910 1887 ALL l0Ol 500 $40
l0l2 s53 1880 Sal. 64S e50 662 1859. 1000 1904 $685.
lOiL
SUPREME CoUHT-CRcur-PARr r-Before Barrett j.
Case No lay calendar
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcunT-PAR II.-Before Donohne J.
Nos 3295. 4ssl, S4ll S2ss sS4. 1854 $500 1884 $40
S447. 1924 SSH 1884 2J3 t5ll 8le3 3tY9 $500 $780,
S522 1873. sal2. 5'Js $40 33iG 3oi7. 3o4p. 1885.
bURRoGATks CoUBT-Bofore Rollins. S-fstate OF David
rey Noses rchour aud sarah Clayton At 1880 IN
James Paine u
SUPERIOR CoURT-srECIAL TEnA-Beforo Dugro. J.-Noa
Nos bVu 54t. ga. 40 $40 5iG
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRiAL Tggh-fLgr i.-Before s~ig~ick,
C.J.-NoN l4D5
SUPERIOR couEr-TRIAt TERx-PAET u.-Bcfooc Freed
man. Mos 1896.
SUPERIOR CouRI-rmaL TERM-PARr III.-Bcfore o'Gor
man. Mos. 1899.
SUPERIOR CoUgT-TEIAL TEEM-PART IV.-Before TruaI
Mos 1883.
COMMON PLEAs-GExERAL TENN Before Iarremore. C. J.,
Allen and Boosstayer JJNos 10 ~ "a a. % SO. Ala 10
as, ~.
COMMON PLxAs-sPgciiL TEgx-Be:orc Daily. Nos ], l.
ing and Assistant District Attorney Bciford-Nos T.
o. H. H. o. 10 H. r. 49, H. l5 49, IL, H. ~. 20 al ~ ~
"a. Plo=.dngs 20 20. ~ ~. 20 20 81 81 SO, - 20
COURT OP GENERAL SHrsIoSs-PAHG lI-boiorf Jnlso
Nos 2 l. g. = o. 10. H. II. 10 IA, 10. 10 H. 10 ~.
20 "a % 30 IL 80 10 ~ IS 30 80 81, 49, 49, 81, J5
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TIE PkTB0LsUA xAGxsI

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PHlODa !,
The exports Of crude oil from EawYofk last year -
cordins to me shipping and Commercial Let amounted
70 4624627s gallons and the exports Of rsassd eli -
330. 833l54 gallons. total In crude equivalent e
s9.s5osl7 gaons The total cxports from the Unfss4
States In crude equivalent III, lao eallona
The average price received for crude 80 cents pss
gallon for refined 707 cents Low these figures aro
the average price Of certificates ct 737 cents DER bsrre
in 1887 seems even disproporttOnat low.
The question that sgitates the producer and 70
finer whether the year will result any rebsR
from the low range Of prices 90 long prevailing.
II the word OF both can be trusted NOT
Russian competition but the heavy In produc-
ton in 1856 responsible for the poor prices II this
be the situation at present affords ample ground Of
hope for larger margin Of nrot in the business aud
necessarily better prices In the speculation Production
Is shrinking, while the expansion Of consumption q
steady and important One thing Is certain that low
prices to prevail the shutting down OF development
work Will Increase and the rate at which the pipe line
tanks will be emped may become a serious matter to
the The daily yield Of the fields has fallen from
about 80 900 barrels In September 10 less than 900
barrels this month Consumption Is ahead Of Che current
supply, and top Of the decrease stocks Of over
100000 barrels in December, there il likely TO be
shrinkage this month to the same extent
The production Is running down hill rapidly
that q couple of months have been sufficient
to wipe stocks accumulated within period Of
six months and nothing but the discovery Of new neld
% rsCend this nS ss
the PIP. lines are not ayailsnls = thi: writing
but shrinagc Of stocks In December OF from 900 %
100000 barrels may be confidently expected For the
fret week OF January the returns show the same
movement Of supply and demand Fro January l to
inclusive charters to the 7th) the pipe line figures
as follows:
Rims Deliveries Excess delva Charters
Total bills. 3l5450 404453 S9Ou3 23g, 400
Av per day.. o2,j75 e7,&o3 1854 R20t
washngtons collapse illustrates the dependence that
car Ia ou sAu M
per wen is down go barrels and the total gauge Il Oh
900 barrels fron the previous week nste Of wells
being opened and wells shot with nitrogyce The
results OF the OF the Washington field the dateS
mentioned were as follows:
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sRAiy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINSa

FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGl
tho Produce Exchange closed on Saturday with
no feature markets cash wheat WAS without
material change nttlo ~oak In tone In syI''y
with options donan-thc great backbone OF
the recent bull maintains ITS magnitude ana
s.turavs reached the OF 10000
bushels. The speculation duh and irregular IL ocnei
hrmer and gain scored but tho lack OF In
ter.s shown traders resulted IN saggng downward tiat
left prices with losses Of 81 cent at me end lhor IS some
visible supply statement show drcohflhR IN
crease West st soeu~ disposed to Try 10 got values
dawn The ma closed lcayy al inside quoailnns.
M corn tribe better hut only '2ooO bushels
were sppcrs he options opened stronger AMI thth
LOST their gain ending steady follows January - F'D.
ruary 49, NAV 5l. Oa;s were irregular for each
bn white oats ser" Unchanged
The options hrner and clos up for January Al - :
and february 96 aud cent for May a. ~ cents In
lard 800 rrces taken for export But NE opons
declined a. points as folow.
nary u, a. February - TO- March 40 So April ~ 49, May
81 ~ aud June ~ ~.
The receipts gram and -four reported YESTERDAY Al New
YORK baltimore phiade hia aud Boston were a. follows
Wheat 1876 bushels l2ilOB Jushe1 oats i95 !
bushels total gram. 3t0674 bushels tonr. 4o1-2 pack
ages Al Chicago. Milwaukee ani ~ ioni- Inc arrivals
were Wheat s730l bushels. corn 2osso5 Dushels
1928 Dushois Total grain A''3S 'ushes' hou
% ssl hArrelA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Saturday, Ian SBEEvEs Receipt, were is:
iosa5 head asan,t Ss7o head last week css
sale About 70 ears yesteay prees ineaane
81 IS, and Bulls at 50 l5d 500.
shipments today $50 quarters Of Beef IN The Ethiopia arg
Mure carries 80 Live Sheep Bermuda The Lydian Mon
Private cable lvces London report American Refris
orator Reef weak at scant Size per 10 Co.. ,.,e -.
a, GEi@ssS o9 is.a p 5!s
20 DO + isss b. So 81
is5S b les + j !; % ss iss s T.
hi Ct g. 81 s Hs g. ss' 80 1871 s SJ
strXivEs- fresh arrivals Feeling trim both
sHEEP And lambs Receipts were % cars Of 500
the week heal soms tho stock aysa s I s So S
lambs. with Common 70 Good lambs quoted steady .
:. at Fg%S sa vein s' ss e 81
ipg al SC OF the late arrivals were not likely 70 b
Haaysc% q Ohio snss2 % ..t 40 at s iis
d. y? y a., q ,l. Sig 70 NS At 40 No.
Kentucky d. 100 10 2O2 DO ss 70. itc ~ Lsnhs
"a sc 4 ~ nq fss 30 sns s. g Ct e i''
~ ee csass s Lambs q NJ III
H. H. Ion,' i7S Illinois sheep few Iamos| liz d, -
sESsrtt pdcock: l57 Territory Sheep, IS b. -
Receipts We're nSuding late yesterday %
n ,5S Jersey
ar Total for the week. APPS head None FOR sale awe
Market quoted firm at 5doic
LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
pr,v.ro Ian S-Cattle-Rccepts last ~ hours-l30
head week thus far I6O ae ,or same uns 80
81 10 Newlork on saei MARKET essieri All onsS'
taken Ann ,o,o,,o. ~>~S
thus far So 400 head SAME time last week 70 w
head, gnei Though cars 10 New.fofk ~ e.xs
on sale market strong and higher Common TO tar ~ 1oO
"a 80: Choice 10 Extra s473aSc wesern hAmyt
a. 1895 20; CANADIAN LShos soerH y" NV" w. -
Hoos KeCeIpis last "a hoursl59l0 head total Tor vess
thus lar CO. rs head ioi same tlne ias, wecs. v.aW
q sa,s on selected 's s'IS orfs u
Weights "a - S. 0 sales chiefly nj - W oter gaoes
CHICAGO Ian. Sine Drorsrs Journal reports-tsnh-
RsrsinisN 1000 mead. shipments- head Aar.@
steady shipping stecrs - .Oa az. n ni
sf 81 N,d 81 rs; Texas Cattle. 81 30 o. 20 ..
HoosNkcceipts $4,000 heal, shipmenta 5000 narssS
slow and 10 lower. ko9gb and Niei = WSS ~
ss S:p y 900 head ,n,pmsn,. head
Lst steady: Nanves ~ 5ge4so wss'ern s9sossN~
ST LoUis Jan. a-Cuttts-Reeeipts 900 hein sHE
menta 1000 head: market ruled stronK on Az IT,
Choice Heavy Natvs Steers q So a. 80; a 70 1SSs
to PGhoce. IS ioes4 is Feeders fair 70 Good q -
Sssio stoete.; far e good. s2iVs29o' Texans '''
mon 70 choice q ss 10 head Shipment. l4oo hood
market active but UNCHANGED prices an sssa m
sspG Fasxns lair 70 good 81 head. m.rs..
stronger and active Common 70 Fair 81 tossz o" Asr
Fancy 81 7014 No.
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had been done dns,ng the decline: Av.ou. shsrs
were Eumors that one or another OF the alleged large
speculative. holder. either w& "eettns out" Of NE
were in deuoralixed condition. They bulls and
bears sometimes twice aday Probably there Arefew
OF the operators either large small who traded p last
weeks MARKET that were not .uccessful before
the end OF the week In exchanging money
for experience. The nnal changes generally show
small declines but they In stocks where the
pressure was made the greatest and the lines short
sales for the most part largely increased Central OF
NewJerscy exceptionally active and strong II made
clcan advance Of 6n cent and closed only per cent
below lite highest figure Reading also closed with adj
Of 2s per cent and that after reaotion Of per
cent. Amongst the grangcrs. Omaha common aud pre-
ferred was notably active at advancing ngres Concern
Ing these stocks there Indications of important
development in the near future Memphis and Charleston
again to the front and closed with advance of
4l2 per cent, but Richmond and West Point, after de-
eli c-nta advance Of u per cent closed
practically unchanged from week ago. Union Pacific
was specially weak and Western Uaion stands second IN
that record The transactions Of the week amounted TO
19t0l74 shares, against 597 s0 shares for the pre-
cedng week
Suboined ia usual table giving the highest, lowest
and final prices and numbers shares sold for the week.
together with the final prices Of week ago OF fifty active
or stocks prefaced by the prices Of Janu
airy 0, 1885,
WEEKLY RANGE
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THE GROETH or CONGREG1TION4LLSM.

MR. BEECHER TELLS HOW The CHURCH HAS rROS-
PEREp Ills EARLY EXPERIENCE.
In announcing collection for the gaOnal Onion
yesterday morning IA Plymouth Church, Mr. Beecher
took speak Of the growth OF
out~ide OF New-England "New England" he said
the home OF Congegapnalisn, and the Presbyterlans
claimed the rest OF the country. Here In Brooklyn the
feeling Prosbyterlans had right 10 the ter
founded which has since been eoqueny 10
by Dr sIorrs, and when this, the second church. was
formed the feeling still thick aud chill that 1t was a
In thUso day. tho money sent out for churches
myself caught. and entered Oh the ministry In the
Presbyterian Church wa, young and ignorant and
aud the Westminster Citechis But have endeevorod
since " make stonenent aud have reason TO beileve
suffered from hiyh Cslvinisn from this pulpit
but England now sending out 10 form Congre-
gatioua churches II docs not nuke much difference
FROM what church man goes to Heaven in Heaven
but 1t does make difference on earth. The Congrcga
ocso ~ mild way The or MsIhoas' il in d, s"S
Ways been a democrat and would have been one for
forty II it had not been for the democratic party
am glad 10 See congregational churches growing up
about and brooklyn There was 49,. ono %d
Brooklyn aud they are constantly spreading ana ocou
plying new territory. 49,
this work than Plymouth Church There are slips IA The
pews those who have changed their clothes ANA not
purses There ought 10 be Sunday pocketbook IA
In the sermon Mr. eecher discussed impulse, will and
habit lie said that praosed automatically Inoekcss
and gepteness everywhere aud always Those who dld
den at,acs Many thought that impulses
duged in TINS was often mistake Gut oi Impulse
sprang IRON states Of passion Impulse rpeped bet
ter than impulse but Impulse raw was better than
none ~ M as Su had the n liberty that from
spOntanety. living church Was not the most regular
IL had good deal OF variety, novelty expansion anu
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIyEaPool Jan. sPIovsions Bacon. Cum1erianat nI
ara 6d Long Clear Midles OBJ short clear Moass
3Is OBJ Short os 3ds Cd shoulders ?ss Cd por o"I
SUI. Cd for Extra Mess Prime Ness, 6!r 0I
Prime Mesa J2s Oh per boil Prime Meas Es xsst
6ys ID; Western. USs Cd LardA merlcsl 3os iriS nj
SEA obi Lard OIL s9s d. Hanls-ons on. ~ u,tei
bhoulderr, 36sOd Buttcrl02s6d por cwttor hness
etaies Cheese American Choice 6ss "a. Nj a
is. lid per cenia New Scs Winter q; XII t nT as 10
Tia IOd Obi do No Is ID o. "a per sonta las od
duce-spir1ts Turpentine 2bs "a, do at LONDON
per cwt; Refined Petroleum I'd gallon Cover ses sst
American Red sps per ewt JaliOw-So va ". 1T
Fine American Gas. Cd; Prime cry :3s Od per hi
kosn-Comuon. IS sai Pale liza ID DOS % lansoea 81
2ls Cd per cwL Provisions Rcrgofaten pov
hind quarters 6i2 tore quarters aid per Hops ~
don-rew York state, ~ los Cd. IS Os od Co''o"s''
oil. Liverpool make. lbs. Sd $3.50. In. ooO
The receipts OF wheat past three days were loio
centals. including 81 900 American ,.... ,.r. ware
$4,000 conialA $780,, an ooo n. M "A f20
los 81 per cac9a Lnsssd 4os "a gsS SD
acid per ssgn spI. 2. TurnSn!ia.ss ~ r.. o. o. psr
sw Sp..r11y "a Pc a. to oct HaDssoSsdo
r fsahns 5sf,Isn $780, ~ S ~
Sa &sSS III o. 1nssicsa Rsestsd Beet I'd for
Siad sas@sois % "a for lore duAs'' per w ny '''
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THE HEREBY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE.

The annual meeting OF the Hebrew Technical Institute
took place yesterday Afternoon IN the OF INC
Temple Emanu- lei In Fifh-ave. President H. Holman
prrsided The institute was founded IN 1884 Insruc-
tion is given in mathematics, the ordinary EDshsh
branches physics freehand drawing, mechanical draw
Ing modelling in clay, the use OF "ooo "oiAns
tools, wood turning, carving, pattern inaRns'
,oould,np and metal working The new
institute at Nos 80 and SO stuyvesantst VIII be opened
In about two weeks H. NJ eipziger secretary ana pin
cipal the institute, made his annual report and sno"
that the institute had eghtyiS pupils IN n
against sixty three last year They are dNueu no
classes As soon tho building Is opened metal
work will be studied more extensively. ,.o....
Mr.. Hoffman called attention 10 the fact tat Two VI o
boys were Obliged To leave school six months 2cioro ~
course ended and able TO earn COCA wsses ~
the start This no thonget, sulcienk 10 snow nc
nature of tho training the school Afforded Inc
leo echesnger stated that the al receipts lor tne
were ~ subscriptions 70 the building lund 1eng
he total cxpsndltuies were S3ae5s 81. leaving oa
c Following werc then elected trustees: Simon Borg
"a Herrmanu h. y. Pc1xotto, Michael Gernshcim Meyer
Tbalmessinger j. d. bioomingdaie' Il. Aau'croaon' -"
Tiska and 4. WOLF
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TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

g. w. s.. wrote IN The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
OF yesterday about Lady Colin Campbell and the
noted lawyers in the recent divorce. suit Paris
letters were about IA Iatrie7 set to music, Mer-
lattfs fast, and Cemenceaus fears Of war with
Germany; Washington letter told Of General
Logan's last book and other personal topics Mrs
Campbell told more about the women wageearn-
ers of the city: lie Nomme W. was graphic
tale OF adventure in France ten new novels were
reviewed, and there social religious and the
atrical reviews Of the week Stories about People.
Current Anecdotes, poems, correspondence, ar
tices of local and personal interest etc. besides
the news Of the day, of which the following wero
leading topics
stone hopes to regain command of the unfonist
Radicals. - The Plan of Campaign trial. =
Massacre OF French garrisons on the Tonautn IRON
70 accept the Duke Of Leuchtenberg as a ruler
Heavy snowstorm in Eng and. - DANISH Gov.
ernment measures opposed. - Something that
the ship Elizabeth off the Virginia coast -
Democratic Der plsns in Indiana checked. - -
strike Of morocco woss Ps e1pso ss,aG Lynn,
Mass. - Illness of ex-senator Thurman -
Ihe Investigation of the anthracite coal pool in
Sennsylyania - Extreme cold weather in
New-York state and Canada.
ClIf AND SCBCHBAN.-JameB A. Rlcnn0nn uOb
allowed to inspect the minutes of tho Grand Jury.
- Lectures by w. II. Bishop and Professor
Bickmore. - Higher prices for coal on
More cases OF smallpox in Brooklyn. - Meet
ing ing OF =. A A.! OF wo%sns colleges u keGop-
Opening OF t0hoggan slide on Orange
Mountain. - Talk Of cx-Excise Commissioner
Murphy's return. - Gold value of the legal
onnce-77.5 cents. - stocks dull with some
improvements in figures. closing steady.
Copies may still be had at the olloe by mail.
Twelve pages. Price cents.
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Since last spring the weekly gauges have been May 3
1885 barrels May Is. 4,530 May ~ 5.437 May 20,
1896; June 5. 5000; June H. 0924 June 10, 7,5&8;
June 20, s302 July g. $3.50; July 10. 6,747 July IL,
6,60i.
Tie certificate speculation more active seals
last week. and there improved tone "a the market
But prices still exhibited tendency to sympathize with
the movements " railway shares, and the result WAS
that little fevcrfsbneSs shown After early
dealing 7Oi4 69 the market Ia 72ie cents
and ended l. higher than the week previous but
only s. cent better than the opening quotation Opera
tors generally the bush aspect OF statistics bus
there arc conservative observers who think that the
poverty of trade and apathy Of the speculative pubic
will prove serious handicap for any attempt 10 ~
cure material advance Perhaps this view II correct
but II there is not later on response 20 the serious
decline in the supply will be reversal OF the past
history and the precedents Of crude speculation Inc
traders. however impatient for radical movements
and the suggshess Of the upward course OF prices ass
week caused much disappointment Carrying rates ruled
generally Mt 90 d65 cents but it questionable II there
any exaggerated short interest outstanding What moss
striking 10 observer Is the apparent scarcity
OF floating certificates and the ease with which
any important purchases effect advance Tho specna'
ton may remain anchored among the small pkers Tor
time yet hut purchases reactions are considered
by many well informed brokers policy that Is likely 10
be justified by broadening and lmproN ement oi the mar
ket further in the season. provided the same favorlo
OF the situation preserved AT the close tne
market steady
The range Of prices and total dealings in National Tran
certificates tho Consolidated stock anu Petroleum
Exchange fore the last three weeks follows:
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yol look upon We muss all enter this holy hsba!ion
no@cn. ws pass the call the God We shall see earliest
H 1 Of ea hS W. be
on Hun whom they pioroed."
THEMES IN OTHER CHURCHEs
The Rev. Dr.. Howard Crosby, OF the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, who slightly ndisposed last
week, suffering from cold, preached yesterday morning
although evident something OF an effort for him
In the evening he traced tho history of the Assyrian
Monarchy brought into with Israel IN Old
Of the Chaldean Monarchy and the Egyptian Monarchy
Next Sunday evening he Will speak upon the Babylo-
In the Third Reformed Church. West TWEEN
tythirdst the Row. David Gregg who has recently been
called the Park Church in Boston,
Dc tvered lecture the introductory one Of series on
The Hebrew Prophets" The theme was Who We're
The kew Alexander Msckay.snith, formerly Of St
on Paul before AgpPa Among other things he said
Bb The aposto wa Of three Gren
sS Rss II to The a$
each Of these was death hi. was critical period for
the Church or The question was what sa could Ssro h
greatest tribunal Of that Eastern court 1t was very
brilliant 81. or the throne and around were
a that speech Is defence of what Christ had done for
him The whole sto5y may be summed up IN thsse TGT
in these words the great element In the gospel of Christ
Some think religion IL IN virtue others in knoyl-
e RELIGION Il s Hna Sss cSa s
them and guarding them. But Psuls consciousness OF
religion personal attainment OF faith in the Master
u whom he went In prayer children come to you
The great difficulty In reforming the world today by the
Church lies in this ignorance OF supposed Christians as
to what Is that constitutes the Of faith for pro-
Tossing Christ"
ST PAUL. KNIGHT OF LABOR.
"a Knight Of Labor" the subject OF the Rev Will
lam T. Eldng, in the De Witt Memorial
Church, No. $50 Rivington-st. last evening
St. Paul. he said, model knight Of Labor. He was
educated refined and worked hard during the day at
exceedingly disagreeabe employment 1t Is often
stated he continued that the laborng class IL slowly
growing poorer and the wealthy richer. That is
not true. As late 1925 there in England q
law which punished man who by any method tried to
obtain than the legal rate for his services by the
loss OF one car and years II was not until
100 years a that the laws allowed employees TO specify
for themselves the rate OF pay The rich IA making
Roadway the limited express. while the laborers
are going forward on an enigran train the thing for
us to do ts TO hitch our train 10 the engine
that is pulling ,he rich mans Pullman car. What
Will you do with your spare hours with your Saturday
half holiday You should study and improve the moral
and intellectual status Of the laboring men,"
Nnx sunday Tho Boycott" will be the subject for dis
cussion.